Sentence examples for strong extent from inspiring English sources
However, because achievement covaries with socioeconomic status to a very strong extent, social segregation is an undesirable ancillary effect of tracking.
f) runs of three guanines in the probe sequence forming nominally WC pairings represent a special motif which decreases the intensity to an exceptionally strong extent (δlogI = −0.2−−0.35; F = 0.6−0.45).
Rather, we used CD25, a gene that is expressed largely by lymphocytes and to a particularly strong extent by Tregs.
In contrast, a strong extent of pausing was observed with genes that are activated during the MBT.
Treatment 2 (T2) serves as a transition from T1 to Treatment 3 (T3) and 4 (T4) and uses red instead of white light, at an intermediate fluence rate (25 µmol m−2 s−1) that does not repress stem elongation to a strong extent, but is still able to promote chlorophyll accumulation.
But some animals such as dolphins, elephants and in particular the primate family, are capable of forming social bonds to a far stronger extent and actually make conscious decisions to help members of their group with whom they feel a greater affinity.
The expression levels of the endogenous genes SOR1 and SOR2 increased during xylose fermentation, and to a much stronger extent in the xylose alone medium than in the mixed medium, which might have accounted for the lower observed xylitol yield in the xylose alone medium than in the mixed medium.
These results suggest that genetic risk factors influence body composition not only continuously over the whole distribution, but also to a stronger extent in heavier children.
As shown in Fig. 4F, both Plk1 and Plk2 can be partially inhibited by BI2536 in vivo, but Plk1 was inhibited to a stronger extent.
The mirror neuron system (MNS) has been shown to be activated to a stronger extent if observers view movements that they already have in their repertoire.
This association could be detected to a stronger extent in patients whose biopsy-derived tumor cell lines carried an N-RAS mutation compared to those patients without such mutation (median overall survival 15.4 versus 6.8 months, p = 0.0008; Figure 3E).
